Web Authentication (WebAuthn) Credential and Login Demo Crafted by Tutorial Info debugger passkeys Web Authentication is a new standard enabling the creation and use of strong, attested, scoped, public key-based credentials by web applications, for the purpose of strongly authenticating users using hardware authenticators. Learn more 1 Register Your User Connect a USB authenticator, or make sure your device has a built in one like TouchID, and enter your username or email address. Name: Register 2 Touch Your Authenticator 3 Your New Credential You have created a new credential. The rawId and the public key are all that are needed to identify you. These are meant to be passed to the Relying Party. Warning: Your authenticator device does not perform a test of user presence as defined in the WebAuthn Specification. Your rawId Your Public Key Next 4 Authenticate With Your Credential Using the rawId you can authenticate as the user you just created. allowCredentials: [ { type: 'public-key', id: } ], Login 5 Touch Your Authenticator 6 Login Successful Now you can try the debugger to play with all options Learn moreTry the debugger Oops! Looks like your browser does not support the web authentication API, or it doesn't support public key-based credentials. You won't be able to follow along with the interactive tutorial, or try the debugger but you can still get more information on the web authentication API. Learn more Oops, something went wrong! × Browser Status Web Authentication is (partially) supported in most modern browsers. Test your browser Firefox Chrome Edge With Auth0 you can easily add WebAuthn as a second factor to add an extra layer of security for your users. Try Auth0 for free Crafted by Privacy•Terms of Service• Your Privacy Choices x Your Privacy Choices Depending on your state of residence, including if you are a California resident, you have the right to opt out of certain sharing of personal information with third-party ad partners. We may share personal information with third-party ad partners, such as through cookies or by providing lists of email addresses for potential customers, so that we can reach them across the web with relevant ads. If you wish to opt out of this sharing of your personal data in connection with cookies, please update your cookie settings. If you wish to opt out of email-based sharing, provide your email address at this link. © 2025 Okta, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Spread the word Found a bug? Send a Pull Request!